Wattcurve turns charging network data into operational decisions: it detects congestion and capacity imbalance across your network, explains why it's happening, recommends what to do, and simulates the impact before you act.
Detect→Explain→Recommend→Simulate
What it is
Your CMS answers "what is happening at my chargers?" Wattcurve answers "given what's happening across my network, what should I do?" It runs on the data your charging ecosystem already produces (CPMS, OCPP, OCPI) — it's a decision layer on top, not another system to operate instead.
Stations repeatedly saturating during peaks, ranked by how much it's costing — with the sustained pattern and nearby spare capacity that make the case, not a single busy moment.
Rebalance demand to underused capacity nearby, or flag that a site needs more capacity of its own — each recommendation carries the evidence and the projected impact of doing nothing.
"What happens if demand rises 30%?" — answered before it does. A live network can't be A/B tested, so the twin runs the counterfactual instead.
Asset health — a connector that reports itself available and never delivers — surfaces the same way, as a secondary finding your CMS can't see on its own.
Who it's for
See it running
3,737 real Portuguese stations, already under simulated load — not a sanitized fixture. Every number on screen traces back to something checkable.
Get access
Every request is reviewed personally. Approved requests get a link straight into a live, guided walkthrough — no signup, no password, no configuration once you're in.